Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dmraid
System:
motherboard: Asus P6TWS Pro
CPU: Intel Xeon W3550
RAM: 12 GB ECC
Storage:
- 2 optical drives and 1 SATA HD on Intel SATA controller
- 2 SATA HD on Marvell 88SE6320 controller
OS:
Karmic Koala, 64 bit desktop
I've just assembled a new machine from scratch based on an Asus P6TWS Pro
motherboard and 9.10 will NOT recognize my Raid1 array on bootup.
I've followed the "Fakeraid howto", and have reinstalled half a dozen
times so far. No way will 9.10 see the disks.
My system has 3 1TB SATA drives. One drive is my system drive, and 9.10
is loaded and will boot from that drive.
The other 2 drives form a "hardware" raid1 array via an on board Marvell
SAS (88SE6320) controller and BIOS settings.
The drives in the raid array have never been touched as individual
drives: They were installed clean and the partitioning/formatting was
done on the array via gparted.
dmraid will detect the disks, but only when it is manually executed.
The first bootup after a clean install and following the "Fakeraid
howto" instructions results in failure to mount and the option to press
ESC to enter the maintenance shell. Amy subsequent bootup seems to
completely ignore the array. There is no failure message and the system
does not see the array until I manually run dmraid.
I need to get past this issue ASAP and get the array on line.
Any suggestions?
** Affects: dmraid (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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raid not activated on 9-10 boot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/501981
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